Great Frederick Fair prompts Lipton visit and court note
The column notes Sir Thomas Lipton should visit the Great Frederick Fair to ease disappointment, while the state of newspapers includes Baltimore Sun planning a Sunday edition. It reports on social farmer unions in Linda, Maryland, and comments on Carrie Nation’s fall from public view after McKinley’s assassination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lipton
Baltimore Sun
the Sun
Philadelphia Times
West
Timea
Llinda
Maryland
Area
Frederick Csuasy
Carries Nation
McKinley
Conong
Carrie Nation
Tiffanys Pan American Exhibition Jewelry Display
Tiffanys at the Pan American presents a grand display of jewelry and silversmiths ware. The Pan American exposition in New York 1953 features diamonds rivaling famous mines, a kingly pearl necklace, rubies, pearls, and other gems, with gems curated by George F. Kunz and a study of the firms art director Panidinog Farnham. The exhibit includes swords given to naval and military heroes of the Spanish American War and Miles Indian Campaign, alongside natural crystals and water-formed pebbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffany & Compsey
New York
Golconda
Panidinog Farnham
Ameri- Cbd
Epee Pee Heep
George F. Kunz
Tiffany & Co
Department of Mines
Ward Keecher
California
Market Gossip Lists Early Winter Prices at Local Fair
The Scribe notes a slow market as vendors buy stalls, still some corn lima beans and tomatoes remain. Prices include butter 20 cents per pound eggs 18 to 20 cents per dozen and various fruit vegetables and meats with many entries, signaling approach of winter and a busy fair.
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Billy Leichert
Mary Jane
Walkersville
Spots, Inc
Weekly Review of Trade Highlights Brads tress Report
Bradstreet's reports active distributive trade and industry with heavy business volume. Nine months production and movement are strong, bank clearings exceed prior years, rail earnings favorable, but fears of car shortages noted. Failures higher than last year yet below recent years. liabilities up due to few large collapses earlier in year. Democratic committee to bring Joshua Herin g and Frank Turner to Frederick fair. reception hosted by Demo quarters. Governor Smith invited to attend.
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Bradstreet's
New York
Joshua W. Hering
Frank Turner
Clerk of Court of Appeals
Smith
Frederick
Demons
Philippines
Schley Cours
Ozolgosa
Pennsylvania
Middletown
Myersville
Thurmont
Clarion
Fair Society
Hospital
Terriple
Fragmented Opinions on Policy and Agriculture in Maryland
Letters from Cumberland Times and Peninsula Democrat discuss past efforts by Dewey and Sohley, with critique of omitting input and reliance on force to monitor snarchists. The Baltimore Sun notes Lancaster County’s wheat output and farming systems, comparing regional agricultural approaches across four southern Maryland counties.
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Maryland
Lancaster County
Washington
Frederick
Carrall County
Baltimore
San
Merriness Minutes and Satirical Fragments
Publicized snippets from humorous blurbs show exchanges on wealth, marriages, and social manners. Jokes from New York Weekly and Leslie’s Weekly mock vanity and mischief, while a Beaumont citizen quips about a drilling venture ending prematurely.
Thrift as a School Bank Idea in France
The Newark Advertiser notes school savings banks originated in France nearly seventy years ago and credit them with fostering thrift in the French nation. It recalls France’s rapid postwar recovery aided by the system that helped pay the Franco Prussian indemnity and rebuild after the war. The piece also cites reform in diet as American newspapers highlight health food trends and cereal preparations. It questions the extent of dietary reform reaching rural areas and its impact on long standing food traditions.
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Newark Advertiser
France
Germany
Sud
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Ple
Moments With the Home Then and Now Echo in Verse
A condensed excerpt echoes a patriotic mood in old verse linking home pride to national duty. The Washington Star lines contrast bygone days with modern toil, while the poem's refrain hints at resilience and enduring heart in troubled times.
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Poeta
Religious Notices From Local Churches and Services
A compilation of weekly church services across the area. Listings include Schleysville Mission 7 p m service, 2 30 p m Sunday school, Broad Run Union Sunday School reopening, and multiple churches such as U B Myersville New Paris All Saints Episcopal Evangelical Lutheran St Johns Catholic and German Reformed with service times, holy communion, and Sunday schools. Also notes ministerial meetings and musical program details at Grace Reformed and Mount Moriah churches.
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Schleysville
Union
Broad Reo
G. J. Ronadash
U. B
Myersville
New Paris
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
P. BE
Court Street
E.R. Eschbach
D. D
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Kuhlman
Ss. John's Catholic Church
St. John’s German Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Qurl Stein
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Wa. C. Sykes
Berlin
Churches of the Reformed Charge
Burkittsville
Peteraville
Knoxville
W. Stinespring
Obriatian Endeavor
Reformed Church
Middletown
J. H. Apple
Woman's College
M. &. Church South
B. V. Switzer
Epworth Leagus
Evangelical Reformed Church
M. E
Dr. Todd
Epworth
Chas. B. T. Hendrickson
Gompers Explains Shaffer Lore and Tampa Fire
In Washington on October 5 the Federationist reports President Gompers denying Shaffer asked him for a general union strike to aid steel workers. He notes Mitchell denied promising to call out miners. Tampa fire devastates 20 blocks, $206,000 loss, suspected arson, cigars guarded by armed men. Pennsylvania celebrations at the Pan-American Expo include Governor Stone and General Reeder speeches.
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Shaffer
Washington
Gompers
Amalgamated Association
Mitchell
Tampa
Fla
Josa
Death Notice for Capt. William Y. Johnson in Norfolk
Capt. William Y. Johnson died at his Norfolk home this morning. He was brother-in-law to Mr. C. T. F. Howard of this city and related to several local families. The funeral is scheduled for tomorrow.
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W. ¥. Johnson
William Y. Johnson
Norfolk
C. T. F. Howard
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
Millard E. Elliott
Millard FE. Elliott
Brunswick
Frederick
Millard E. Elott
Patrick St
Edward Y. Goldsborough
Roofer group reading at free event in OC area
In M O C the Young Men's Christian Association hosts a free reading tonight from 7 to 10 p m. The event welcomes all residents and promotes community access to literature and learning.
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A. M. OC
A. Bours
Young-Mex
Cpéa
The Girl About Town and Fair Preparations in Frederick County
The piece blends light community notes on autumn fairs and social events in Frederick County with town anecdotes. It highlights preparations for the upcoming Great Frederick Fair, local dances, church and club activities, weather, harvest imagery, and a concluding report on a chronic diarrhea cure testimonial from French Camp Mississippi, promoted by A. L. Pearce.
Capital and surplus details in bank ledger entry
The note lists capital stock paid in, surplus fund, undivided profits and taxes paid, and indicates rational bank not due to other national banks. It shows amounts due to trust companies and savings banks and to an approved reserve agent, with deposits subject to check in total.
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MUFOB
Cbs
Cepecescenae
Tage Huat
Cate Caine
Banking House
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Svey
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Ee Tee Uitead
Tae Weeans
United States
Chiba
Sampason
Nation
Tiffany
Tiffany's
Mother Lambright
Weekly Review OF Trade
Pitas
Mary
Dewey
Sohley
Cumberland Times
Gage
Tevin Bems
Peninsula Democrat
Nughingly
Hotly
New York Weekly
Querione
Cynicus
Leslie
Chicago Record-Herald
Henpecque
Flitterby
Beaumont
Tex
Voice OF the Press
Washington Star
Sunday Schools and Societies
Esident
Braddock Heights
Westminster
Y.M.C.A
Rebel Daughters
Grace Church
Frederick County
Indiana
Frederick Fair
John S. Halloway
Miss
Thad
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearce
W. Grove
Second St
North Merket St
Care News
Towssenn Scott & Sox
Bankers and Brokers
Fayetts
Postoffice
TAB Farmers’ & Mechanius’ National Bank OF Frederick
Pfrebe Gente
U. S
Turnit
Ayul
Frederion
I. Wilpur H. Devas
Wilbur H. Duvall
Chas. T. Hendrickson
Corre
Geo
Dean Pranklin B. South
Chas. J. Dol
Fredstick
State of Mars
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Trederion
J. W. Gi. Garry
Cashier
Marshall Foot
N. P
OPERA
Myer
Haarper Stock
Company
Oliver Dowd
Byrons
P. J. Schroeder
East Patrick St
Fifth and
Rentz Streets
Henry Lorentz
North Market St
D.C. Winebrewer & Son's
DeGrange
Matter
Jas A. Orndorf
Matter’s
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